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Plugin stops working after a while on ST3 #8
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That message shouldn't break the plugin permanently... It should theoretically just not work the once. Have you still been seeing this problem? |
That message is repeated for every character I insert or delete in the document. The only sure way to make the plugin work again is to uninstall and then reinstall it. |
Well, that's exciting. Let me take another look. |
This can only happen in two cases:
So, uh... I'm thinking it's a bug in Sublime. I'm going to try to work around it, I guess. |
I guess reopen if it's not fixed? Thanks! |
Maybe this trace will help?
Sorry if my previous messages were misleading. This is the error I see for each key press, not the other one. |
Huh... I'm not actually sure if that's from ElasticTabstops. Do your other plugins still work? |
I'm not really sure anymore, now that you say that. |
Cool, thanks! |
I think I figured it out. The error I saw, and that prevented ElasticTabstops from working, only happens when there also is the SidebarEnhancements plugin installed. No other combination of plugins I tested gave rise to the same error. I'm not really sure what's happening, and if there any other test I can do to help. |
It appears we have conflicting copies of Edit.py. |
Should be fixed in ab114b9. |
Thanks for hunting down that conflicting plugin, by the way! |
After a while the plugin stops working. Sometimes quitting and restarting ST would restore functionality, but not always. I have not been able to reproduce the issue reliably. The last time it happened, I got this errors in the console:
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